All videos for the tag : Self Reliance (270 videos) - page 22
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Website: Blog: Facebook: My Band: Video and Music by Dave Mitch’ Mitchell
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how to make a hobo stove for use with a buddy burner ,trangia stove or sticks MORE INFO & VIDEOS : Bow making: Survival traps: Hobo stove : FACEBOOK: TWITTER: INSTAGRAM: My name is malc , i’m from the UK ,i practice bushcraft and survival & also do a bit of prepping , i also…
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Skills and Gear to live medium to long term in a wilderness environment
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Michael Douglas of the Maine Primitive Skills School shares Wilderness Survival, Self Reliance, Bushcraft, and Primitive Skills and how to approach them to better your own skill sets. www.primitiveskills.com
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Learn tips to better your shelter building by learning a progression from quick survival shelters to more involved & effective long term shelter options for outdoor living and self reliance.
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More on heat loss another perspective worth a listen while at the Maine Primitive Skills School
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Mike Douglas discusses a non fire dependent Debris Shelter along with the mechanics and technique behind the construction. lot of info Music by Darrin Baird East Woodland Survival
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Preppers Basics on how to make air heaters for shtf. ★More: http://prepper.dubedits.nl/ ★Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/prepperhub This videos shows the basics of How to make TIN CAN Air Heaters! Great for preppers and SHTF Situations. Tags: energy, power, prepping, diy, heater, solar, thermo, prepper, water, free, solar air heat, self reliance, blackout, charging, vacuum, emergency, amorphous,…
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Apprenticeship Graduates share their experiences learning & teaching survival, primitive skills, self reliance, bushcraft, permaculture, and rewilding technologies.
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Mountain Man Journals, Glen Trayer, spent a Night in the Snow in February of 2011. Forgive the poor video speed we have since updated our equipment. The temperatures were to go down to -14 degrees while he was out. Staying out in the wild is a normal occurrence for Glen. This is his passion and…
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After three days and two nights without tools or equipment, graduates of the Apprenticeship Program share their experience in the Maine woods during late fall. Listen to their story less than an hour after their return.Check out our courses in survival and self reliance at www.primitiveskills.com/apprenticeship/residential/
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Are you a vegetarian when in the wilderness? This is fine when the going is good, but in a survival situation, it is much easier to find and consume animal protein than it is to find veggies. Go back to being a vegetarian when you are out of the survival situation.
